My boyfriend went in to get me a sandwich to bring home…read more Hey, brought home a burned chicken cutlet sandwich a piece of chicken cutlet that should've been thrown in the garbage as soon as it got that burns because it was very very thin. I called to tell them I was displeased with and to speak to the owner because he knows that sandwiches were going out that way instead I got the man the "chef" that started screaming at me I would suggest no one ever go there

HORRIBLE! Last time ordering from this place first off the Taylor ham was burnt last two times then…read moreI see a special for a TEC sandwich for 6.95 with a small coffee and then the woman charged me like 10 bucks and told me too late to order from the special..... HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE ABSOLUTELY WONT BE BACK EVEN AFTER GIVING THEM A SECOND SHOT there's other breakfast spots I'll be going too around Vernon

Pizza and sandwiches here are really good! Stop in and get some delicious food from really nice…read morepeople! They have a dining room and lots of parking! Check it out!

This is a Grocery store pick up place but for some reason is listed with the restaurants. ???read more

I stopped here once, yesterday, for about 5 minutes, but the woman inside at the counter was kind…read moreand gracious to a lost traveler, and it looks like a wonderful place to pick apples, buy baked goods, or sit down and relax with something tasty and filling to eat (the menu indicates they serve breakfast and lunch). What was I doing up in this neck of the woods? Well, it's not totally unfamiliar to me. When I was a kid, I was part of a father-son group known in those politically incorrect times as "Indian Guides." Fathers and sons would go "camping" for the weekend at a place in Sussex County called "Camp Silver Lake" (not sure where it exactly was; my best guess would be Hardyston). My oldest friend and his father were also part of it, and that's where we bonded. If nothing else, Indian Guides was the start of what has been a lifelong friendship, and the pastoral surroundings are a beautiful memory. Back in the day when I abused a number of substances, I would sometimes drive up this way, pop a Vicodin or Percocet (in my own defense, I never, ever equated such activity with driving drunk, as it was "prescribed medication," and I felt far more in control of myself than if I had been drinking alcohol) and feel exquisitely happy, as I experienced simultaneously pharmaceutically induced euphoria and the rapture of nature's glories. I had an epiphany finally and realized that this was dangerous, and stopped, but...at the risk of sounding like even more a pitiful a**hole than I do already...these are some of the happiest memories I have. The place and the pills. Years later, I drove up this way with my birth mother and grandmother. We stopped somewhere to eat, and they had "Freedom Fries" listed on the menu. For all I know, they still do. Still, it has been years since I have been in the area. My oldest friend's son is getting married up here in a few days, and I've been worried about having to navigate some of these roads at night with my cataract-afflicted eyes. I figured I would take a trial run by day to familiarize myself as to where I had to go. I used Google Maps, which was probably a mistake. Going up Rt. 23 was nice, brought back old memories of driving up here with my dad (I was reading "Dracula" at the time, and the surrounding woods, mountains and lakes looked to the child that I was like the Transylvania described by Bram Stoker in the book). Soon, though, I was diverted to back roads and had trouble keeping my sense of direction intact. People drive fast on these back roads and several times I had to pull over to let them pass (1 truck drove by me with an enormous American flag fluttering on 1 side, and a "Don't Tread On Me" flag fluttering on the other, and I wanted to call out, "You think you've been tread on in the past? Wait till you see what's coming!" but...of course...didn't). At 1 point, I stopped at a gas station and asked the attendant if he knew where a particular road was. With great force, he shook his head no, looking as if I had asked him to direct me to a barren outpost near Azerbaijan. Turns out, the road in question was about 10 feet beyond the gas station. Thanks, pal. Somehow or other, I got onto what I thought was the right road, but, frustratingly, I reached the end of it with the wedding venue nowhere in sight. In desperation, I pulled into the picturesque Pochuck Valley Farms parking lot (parking wasn't a problem) and went inside. The counter was in front and towards the back, someone in a kitchen was cooking food that gave forth a delicious aroma. I was worried when I asked the woman at the counter about my obviously erroneous (or, knowing myself like I do, misinterpreted) directions, I was going to get the same negative response as I got from the gas station guy. Instead, she was very pleasant, patient and helpful, taking out her phone to map out what I had scribbled on a piece of paper more precisely. Feeling somewhat guilty and wanting to repay the woman in some measure for her kindness, I went towards the dining area to pour myself a cup of coffee. The dining area was crowded with young people seated at tables, and they seemed to be enjoying what they were having. Paying for the coffee at the counter (and treating myself to a Twix candy bar), I thanked the proprietress for her help, drove carefully back up the way I had come, and found the wedding venue that I had somehow overlooked in my nervousness and frustration. This looks like a great place to go if you're into picking apples in a pristine rural setting. The sit-down menu looks tempting, and the pies and baked goods (baked by Diana) look scrumptious. Obviously, my experience with them, so far, has been very limited, but I would like to correct that in the future and avail myself of at least some of the many things they have to offer. Seems like a perfect destination for solitary travelers like me, couples, student groups, families. Don't bring Fido, though. Only "trained service animals" allowed.

true, heartwarming farm experience, excellent baked goods, unusual high end gifts--something for…read moreeveryone at @ price, friendly, caring staff, best pumpkin cookies ever--worth the trip & I live in Clifton. Definitely return asap. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

If you're looking for a place with good Java and zen happy vibes, stop by the bean! It offers…read moredelicious coffee and a yummy menu inside a cozy rustic hometown coffee house. Vernon just keeps surprising me! The green apple with brie sandwiches & lattes keeps me coming back. Amicable staff who make great suggestions & help you feel at home. Cozy nooks to enjoy solo or with friends. Long tables in the back area, cute lil bathroom and outdoor seating facing a babbling brook. And a She Shed!!

This place is sooooo funky and cool with all its seating options both inside and outside,…read moreespecially in the warm summer days. My boyfriend and I sat by the brook and it was such a wonderful experience. The only thing that stinks is they didn't have espresso when we went, and didn't say why. The staff was also just kind of bland towards us. I got an iced vanilla matcha which was very very good. My boyfriend got an iced coffee with cold foam and he liked it. I would definitely come back to try their lattes but would hope the espresso is there??

Best bagels in Sussex County! They always get my order right and the staff is friendly.read more

Just stopped in today to get a cinnamon raisin bagel and I gotta tell you the experience is just…read moreamazing. They are quick to take your order quick to complete it yet. The quality of food is always excellent and it is Service with a smile. They treat you like you're the only customer in the store. I will tell you they are always busy so if you're planning on stopping in, make sure you have a few extra minutes. It is worth the weight.

Got a chance to check out the new place in town, and I hope they're here to stay. Tried the chicken…read moresalad sandwich which was tasty. Great menu, great service, great ambiance, and how refreshing it is to have one more option in town for breakfast and lunch. Parking is not an issue and they have a few tables inside so you can enjoy dining in. Looking forward to trying more of their menu in the coming weeks.

Ive enjoyed everything ive ordered there, friendly staff and owner, good prices, will definitely…read morecome again.

Not a bad bagel place, but not great either. It was a convenient location for me for quite a while…read moreso I've been there during many different times of the year. They're cash only with an atm on premises, which is slightly annoying. I'd bring cash to avoid any fees. They have a decent selection of bagels and breakfast sandwiches. Lately, however, the breakfast sandwiches have been lackluster with their Taylor Ham feeling just slightly warmed. The bagels themselves are decent but nothing amazing, and their cream cheese options are very limited. If you're looking for a bagel place close to Mountain Creek, they're probably your best bet.

miss the old owner!! if he was out of our fave everything bagels that was it for the day. today…read more5/13/26 we got bagels around 11am and im pretty sure the were yesterdays bagels. they were stale. ripped up the roofs of our mouths. the inside looks great but we won't be getting bagels there again. very disappointing. don't mind paying the higher prices for them but only if they're fresh which these were the furthest from.

My wife and I were in Warwick visiting a relative in a nursing home. He asked us to pick him up a…read moredeli sandwich for treat. We stopped by chance at The Cracked Pot. Everything was awesome. It is a classic Deli with a huge selection. My wife had a turkey Reuben. I had the all the way Smashburger and we picked up a chicken Parm sandwich on a roll for our relative. This place has a great selection and prepares all in a great presentation. Try it. You'll love it. PS we picked up two frozen soups which we had for lunch the next day. They were homemade, delicious and it made our life a little easier.

fantastic place. I love hotdogs and I was not expecting to be so pleasantly surprised by their…read morecreations. great menu, great staff, small business, all the right check marks!

Convenient location in the area to pick up any essentials or enjoy a quick cup of coffee while…read morelooking out at the water. Workers seemed friendly enough. PS- Also liked the fact that I could pick up some beer here at 9am. Sometimes it's just one of those days!

We've been coming to "Ken's" Lake Wanda Store since it was "Larry's" Lake Wanda Store; In other…read morewords ... for decades. We've never had a bad experience. Occasionally, a friend and I treat ourselves coffee and tea, and some baked goods while we chat and enjoy looking at the lake. So relaxing. The staff has been very helpful and friendly to me. I like the pizza, and they always have a nice choice of baked goods. As for price, I don't mind. I like the convenience and I do my weekly shopping elsewhere. As far as I'm concerned, Lake Wanda Store - FOREVER!

Hungry after apple picking, we passed this place lot filled with contractors' trucks. Figure they…read moreknow where to eat we pulled in. I had 3 pcs fried chicken ( 2 thighs & wing). Crispy crust seasoned just right, very moist not greasy at all. Great quality quantity for great price. My companion ordered a grilled chicken on a roll. Full dressed (LTO) she said chicken was tasty and moist, LT was crisp and fresh. Definitely a place to grab a bite in the Greenwood Lake area. The

Great services speak very nice respectful very clean food. The best deli in West Milford'sread more